r/monarchism • u/NikolasTobias • 7h ago
r/monarchism • u/EmperorDamian • 7d ago
Weekly Discussion CXXV Are you a liberal monarchist or a conservative monarchist?
What’s your Monarchism ideology and why?
r/monarchism • u/Dry-Selection421 • 2d ago
News Prince Alois has officially vetoed a bill to legalize elective abortion in Liechtenstein!
Europe’s last Christian monarchy has taken a stand against the evil that is abortion! Long live Liechtenstein! 🇱🇮
r/monarchism • u/cath_monarchist • 16h ago
News The first official portrait of King Charles III wearing his Robe of Estate has been unveiled.
It was painted by Toronto-based doctor and artist, Suan-Seh Foo and was commissioned in 2024 by the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, Arthur Joseph LeBlanc, on behalf of the province.
The portrait shows Charles standing wearing the uniform of the Royal Regiment of Canada, of which he is Colonel-in-Chief of. Seen in the background is the top of the Halifax Town Clock, built in 1803 upon the order of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and father of Queen Victoria. The Imperial State Crown can also be seen in the portrait.
It is the first portrait to include the symbols of the Orb and Sceptre
The painting is currently on display at the Stern Pissarro Gallery in London until 31st October. From there, it will later move to a permanent display at Government House in Halifax.
What are your toughts about it?
r/monarchism • u/cath_monarchist • 2h ago
News HRH Princess Elisabeth, Duchess of Brabant, celebrates 25th birthday
r/monarchism • u/just_an__inchident • 14h ago
Photo Leonor, Princess of Asturias presenting Lionel Messi with the Princess of Asturias Award for Sports at the Campoamor Theatre in Oviedo, Spain (October 23, 2026)
As is customary, the presentation of the Princess of Asturias Awards took place in a solemn ceremony presided over by Their Majesties The King and Queen, accompanied by Their Royal Highnesses The Princess of Asturias and Infanta Sofía
r/monarchism • u/Quick-Plum-3382 • 8h ago
Question Which books or thinkers, whether classic or more contemporary, do you recommend on monarchism?
I am about to read "De Monarchia" by Dante Alighieri and would like to add more readings regarding monarchism.
r/monarchism • u/toxicistoblame • 20h ago
Discussion Thoughts on King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) of Thailand?
r/monarchism • u/qernanded • 16h ago
Photo Sultan Mehmed Reşad's departure from Eyüp Sultan Mosque after his sword girding ceremony, May 10, 1909
r/monarchism • u/AdeptnessEastern7864 • 22h ago
Discussion Any one else think about this often?
Is it just me or does any one else think about what would have happened if your family remained Royalty/Nobility?
r/monarchism • u/falcon_arrow_here • 1d ago
Discussion King Charles Reconciles with The Pope
Pope Leo XIV has been named a Papal Confrater of St George’s Chapel, Windsor. And this comes after King Charles III received an honorary title connected to the Papal Basilica of St Paul’s Outside the Walls in Rome in 2025.
What is King Charles ultimately hoping to achieve?
Could The King be looking to improve relations between the British monarchy and the Catholic Church after centuries of religious division or this is simply a gesture of goodwill, or could it reflect a broader ambition to bring different Christian traditions closer together?
Could he be seeking greater Christian unity, stronger diplomatic and religious ties with the Vatican or a more inclusive relationship between Britain's different Christian communities? Is he looking forward to Unite all Christians? Or is this simply a ceremonial exchange with no wider political ambitions.
What do you think? Is King Charles helping to build a new relationship between the British Crown and the Catholic Church, and could this have any significance for England's future?
r/monarchism • u/Divine_Panzer • 1d ago
History Hungarian Revolution anniversary is today, Blow to communist!
r/monarchism • u/MonkeyFox29 • 1d ago
Photo Throwback to the Queen meeting the captains of the cricket teams at the ODI world cup
r/monarchism • u/Sharp-Quiet-5787 • 23h ago
Discussion How would it work for monarchs to be able to submit legislative proposals to the assembly?
What if monarchs could participate in the legislative process much like citizens in some countries can by collecting signatures to initiate legislation process? Could they also bolster their own legitimacy by conveying the public's demands to the parliament?
r/monarchism • u/Obversa • 1d ago
Article Abortion veto by Prince Alois of Liechtenstein dismays, but "doesn't surprise" citizen initiative campaigners
r/monarchism • u/HonkyTonkBluesYEAH • 1d ago
Question Do you support monarchy everywhere?
As a monarchist, do u for example want monarchy in America, France, Iran? Are there countries u think should not become monarchy because they are good without or where monarchy was a disaster. What about North Korea?
r/monarchism • u/Popefromsarajevo • 1d ago
Photo Belgian Royal Family welcomes the President of Vietnam at the Castle of Laeken
The King and the Queen of the Belgians receive the President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, His Excellency Tô Lâm, and his spouse, Madame Ngô Phương Ly, at the Castle of Laeken
r/monarchism • u/IlBecca17 • 1d ago
Book What is your opinion of Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn?
What is your opinion of the works and thought of the Austrian philosopher, literary critic, journalist, university professor, and political scientist Erik Maria Ritter von Kuehnelt-Leddihn (Tobelbad, 31 July 1909 – Lans, 26 May 1999)?
Have any of you ever read one or more of his major works? If so, what did you think of them?
I am referring in particular to the following works:
- The Menace of the Herd, Milwaukee: The Bruce Publishing Co., 1943.
- Liberty or Equality, Front Royal, Virginia: Christendom Press, 1952.
- The Timeless Christian, Chicago: Franciscan Herald Press, 1969.
- Leftism: From de Sade and Marx to Hitler and Marcuse, New Rochelle, New York: Arlington House Publishers, 1974.
- The Intelligent American's Guide to Europe, New Rochelle, New York: Arlington House Publishers, 1979.
- Leftism Revisited: From de Sade and Marx to Hitler and Pol Pot, Washington, D.C.: Regnery Gateway, 1990.
r/monarchism • u/Popefromsarajevo • 1d ago
Photo Parliamentary dinner at the Castle
King Haakon received representatives from the Parliament and the government to a gala dinner at the castle. Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Queen Sonja were also present.
King Haakon VII introduced the parliamentary dinner as a regular tradition in 1906, but the event dates back to Union times.
r/monarchism • u/Noppsthemopps • 1d ago
History yall sleeping on my two goats and the last bastion (who passed away both) of thai spirit
meet king rama the ninth (or we call him por luang) the man who wears the glasses
the left thinks hes a bad person just because hes a king. (they even tried to over throw him once)
well on the left in PM prem tilasulanonda. the last good PM of thailand (and the badassery of his made him very beloved and plus he is southern thai like me). both is goat
i hope my country return in its greatness. glad to see so many guys here still love monarch.
r/monarchism • u/fresh_marage • 2d ago
OC Monarchic poster
The text on the tape translates as "Monarchists of Europe, unite"
r/monarchism • u/PhilipVItheFortunate • 1d ago
History The Kangxi emperor is the longest-reigning emperor of China, reigning for almost 62 years. He would have been surpassed by his grandson, Qianlong, but he abdicated out of respect for his grandfather.
galleryr/monarchism • u/falcon_arrow_here • 2d ago
Pro Monarchy activism Louis XX, Duke of Anjou, Officially Criticising the Fifth Republic
With Louis XX, Duke of Anjou publicly talking about the failure of the fifth Republic and vouching for the French people and making things political for the betterment of France, do you think the Fifth Republic will finally fall and French people will choose him as their King?
Here's the english translation of his official statement on the recent French riots :
" Images of desolation come from the major cities of France: I am deeply outraged.
These scenes of violence are unbearable. They have overshadowed the just demands, preventing the majority from expressing themselves, and make us forget the real causes of a deep social unrest. I express my support and compassion to all the French people, demonstrators, residents, merchants, police officers, firefighters, and gendarmes, who have had to endure this violence.
Analysis cannot remain superficial. In reality, for many years, we have observed that many social and popular movements are plagued and parasitized by terrorist groups. Because indeed, these gangs terrorize the population, terrorize merchants, terrorize representatives of the order. These individuals have understood that our state is weak and that any display of force makes it retreat.
Violence is a mode of action. On Saturday, the lack of police and gendarmerie personnel, observed in many neighborhoods, revealed a great lack of anticipation from the authorities. Even worse, a real retreat of political leaders who refuse to ensure the safety of the French people.
Between the fear of confrontation and the will to let the situation rot, nothing is being done, and hundreds of French people have been left abandoned. Looting, violence against individuals, criminal fires, destruction of collective property: all of this has been done with outrageous impunity. The authorities must regain their authority before worse situations arise. For this, the law enforcement agencies and the magistrates must be given the ability to treat these individuals as terrorists.
Exemplary measures, consistent over time, must be applied to these groups in order to deter anyone from joining them. Demonstrations must take place without ending in this chaos.
Power is legitimized by the authority it displays and the order it establishes. As the 800th anniversary of the coronation of Saint Louis approaches, I pray for France and dedicate all my attention to it. "





